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Fan Chen
Reporter, China
Fan Chen joined the Post in 2024. She has reported in Cambodia, Nepal, and the Czech Republic. Her work appears in Reuters, Newsweek, and Southern People Weekly. She holds two journalism degrees from Columbia Journalism School and New York University.
Fan Chen joined the Post in 2024. She has reported in Cambodia, Nepal, and the Czech Republic. Her work appears in Reuters, Newsweek, and Southern People Weekly. She holds two journalism degrees from Columbia Journalism School and New York University.
Areas of Expertise:
China, PhotographyLanguages Spoken:
Cantonese, English, Mandarin
Beijing designated the feature in the South China Sea as a nature reserve earlier this year, prompting criticism from Manila.
Organisers of the weekend convention in Hangzhou did not name Japan directly in its pivot to a ‘Chinese style’ theme.
Experts pushing Beijing’s vision for a new world order say nation can offer an ‘important alternative’ but it needs to improve its messaging.
US world view on outside ties undergoing ‘fundamental, even transformative’ paradigm shift, American affairs expert tells forum in China.
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Chinese analysts say Beijing supports Asean’s ‘quiet diplomacy’ too, so long as sovereignty claims are resolved bilaterally.
Vice-minister Sun Weidong says China rejects 2016 arbitration ruling on disputed waters because it breaches fundamentals in international law.
New decade-long loan agreement involving the soft-power ambassadors struck as countries’ leaders seek to boost Sino-French exchanges.
Dispute around new Chinese embassy will be key test of London’s ability to bring bilateral relations out of ‘Ice Age’, according to analysts.
‘The oceans are not calm,’ vice-minister warns in comments aimed at Trump executive order pushing American exploitation of seabed minerals.
Tokyo denies Wall Street Journal report that Japanese leader was advised not to provoke Beijing on Taiwan issue.
Leaders affirm ‘close cooperation’ between Tokyo and Washington.
Meeting between Li and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on G20 sidelines marks a step towards mending ties.
Sanae Takaichi insists Tokyo’s policy on Taiwan has been consistent when asked about Beijing’s demands to retract her comments.
Washington’s ambassador under fire after urging Athens to sell the ancient port operated by Chinese shipping giant Cosco.
Comments are the latest attack from Beijing after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s recent comments about Taiwan.
China has reportedly reimposed an import ban on Japanese seafood just weeks after lifting it.
‘US-China competition would be better and more constructive if more people understood and perhaps embraced the Chinese approach’: Lee Kai-Fu.
The two sides should discuss a collective security system in an effort to end the conflict, according to Maurice Gourdault-Montagne.
‘People with vision’ should speak up against unfair attacks and ‘smears’, top envoy Xie Feng says.
Foreign ministry says US$330 million aircraft parts deal with Taipei ‘gravely infringed upon China’s sovereignty’.
Beijing hails monarch’s ‘first major country’ trip since he ascended the throne in 2016.
No casualties reported as officials note that a crack in the bridge and slope led to traffic closure a day before the incident.
Effective immediately, Beijing requires a permit for exporting 13 chemicals, including those used to make the deadly synthetic opioid.
Berlin’s foreign policy is bogged down by specifics and lacks vision, observer says.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi expresses support for Tehran after Britain, France and Germany’s decision to reimpose sanctions.
Wang Yi says China ‘unconditionally supported Germany’s reunification’ and it hopes Berlin will support Beijing to safeguard sovereignty.
The group plans to pump billions into critical minerals projects to break free from Chinese supplies.
The Post looks at insights shared by analysts in the US and Europe after the leaders’ high-stakes meeting in South Korea.
The agreement to share satellite data will cover areas such as agriculture, forestry and water resources, according to Beijing.
